Last nights large protest in Tel Aviv was sparked by the recent plea bargain signed between Brigadier General (res.) Ofek Buchris and one of the complainants against him. According to the plea deal, Buchris military rank was reduced and he received a suspended sentence after the rape charge was drop

Auni Aamar Ziadat claims that his pregnant wife was kidnapped but he was indicted for her murder yesterday even though her body was never discovered. The prosecution decided to file the indictment after convincing evidence was discovered: security camera footage of Ziadat carrying his wife, who appe

Jerusalem Publishing Atelier has released for the very first time together 12 special pictures of Marc Chagall in Jerusalem in order to mark the 30th anniversary of the legendary artists passing. The pictures were taken in the 1960s and 1970s by famous Israeli photographer David Rubinger.

Until a year ago, Masimiliano De Matteo was an unknown new immigrant in Israel. Now, after winning the popular reality TV show Master Chef, he is opening an Italian restaurant in Tel Aviv.

Israeli Border Police raided a kiosk in south Tel-Aviv and discovered dozens of drugs hidden in canned goods.

After the Yes camp lost in the Italian constitutional referendum, the Prime Minister announced that he will keep his promise and resign from his position. “I take full responsibility for the defeat,” he said.

The Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee has decided again to reduce the number of months of required IDF service among male soldiers. However, the proposal will only come into effect in July 2020 if it passes its second and third reading in the Knesset.

In August, one of Russias highly advanced S-300 missiles caught fire during a military exercise, destroying the launch system. In the video that documented the incident, the missile is seen being launched but then suddenly falls back down and explodes.